No. 10,332 in German
prinz
"Prinz" means "prince" in English.
In a sentence
Der Prinz trat auf den Balkon und winkte dem Volk zu.
The prince stepped onto the balcony and waved to the people.
Here, 'Prinz' refers directly to a male royal figure, commonly a son of a king or future heir to the throne.
Er benahm sich wie ein Prinz, obwohl er niemals Adel war.
He behaved like a prince, although he was never of noble birth.
In this case, 'Prinz' metaphorically describes someone behaving in a noble or charming manner, not necessarily a literal prince.
Das Märchen handelte von einem Prinz, der einen Drachen besiegte.
The tale was about a prince who defeated a dragon.
'Prinz' here is used in a traditional fairy tale context, representing a heroic or central male figure often found in stories.
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